Safety fuse Yato YT-83146 120 pc(s)

The Yato YT-83146 safety fuse pack contains 120 fuses designed to provide reliable overcurrent protection for a wide range of electrical circuits. Supplied in a compact pack for convenient storage, these safety fuses are intended to interrupt excessive current flow and reduce the risk of component damage, wiring overheating, and fire in residential, commercial, and light industrial electrical systems.

Advantages

These safety fuses offer consistent and predictable blow characteristics to protect circuits from overloads and short-circuits. The uniform construction ensures compatibility with standard fuse holders and panels, while the compact packaging simplifies inventory management and transport. The fuses are manufactured to provide stable performance under normal operating conditions and resist degradation when stored.

Suitable for

• Protection of branch circuits in household electrical installations
• Overcurrent protection in light commercial equipment and appliances
• Replacement stock for service technicians and maintenance teams
• Use in fuse holders and panelboards sized for cartridge-style safety fuses

Key specifications

• Quantity: 120 pieces per pack
• Type: safety (cartridge-style) fuses suitable for overcurrent protection
• Form factor: compact cartridge design for standard fuse holders and panels
• Application: electrical circuit protection for residential, commercial, and light industrial use
• Storage: packaged for compact storage and easy transport

How to use

Identify the correct fuse rating for the circuit before installation and ensure the power is turned off and the circuit is de-energized. Remove the blown fuse from the holder and replace it with a fuse of the same type and current rating to maintain proper protection. After replacement, restore power and verify that the protected circuit operates normally. Keep the remaining fuses stored in their original pack to prevent contamination or damage.

Usage recommendations

Always match the fuse current rating and type to the original specification for the circuit. Do not substitute a higher rated fuse to avoid compromising protection. If fuses blow repeatedly, inspect the circuit for faults or consult a qualified electrician. Store fuses in a dry environment away from direct sunlight and corrosive substances.